Eguchi Hisashi

A mook book that celebrates Tetsuya Chiba's then 55 year long career, with various interviews, galleries, a previously unpublished one-shot of Chiba's made before his debut, discussions and articles on all of his famous manga and contributions from various mangaka. They are as follows: Fujiko Fujio A Shinji Mizushima Takao Saito Moto Hagio Hiroshi Motomiya Hisashi Eguchi Takehiko Inoue Kenshi Hirokane Jun Hatanaka Kenji Morita Kenichi Kitami Hiroshi Kurotetsu Yu Koyama Mitsuru Adachi Hirohiko Araki - A one-shot based on his experience with Tetsuya Chiba's manga series "I'm Teppei" as a child. Rumiko Takahashi Yoichi Takahashi Interview with two great respecters: Katsuhiro Otomo: "Chiba's works were my textbooks." Nobuyuki Fukumoto: "My youth was the Tetsuya Chiba Award." Tetsuya Chiba Photo Gallery Attic Workroom, Rikiishi Toru's Funeral, Akio Chiba's Writing Scene The Workroom in the 1980s," "Family Photos" and other rare images! The manga that Tetsuya Chiba made when he was 15 years old, "The Rise of Dr. Science!" All in one volume! Family Forms \[Siblings] Tetsuya Chiba talks about the true face of his younger brother, Akio Chiba. \[Parent-child dialogue] Tetsuya Chiba and Shuhei Chiba \[Married Couple] Sachiko Chiba, Wife Manga not included in the book "Ieji: The Road Home, 1945-2003" Special Contribution Atsuko Takamori "About Tetsuya Chiba and Ashita no Joe Shizuka Ijuin "The Man I Admire The only 14 handwritten original manuscripts left by Ikki Kajiwara! 〜Tetsuya Chiba, Artist of "Tomorrow's Joe" (Commentary by Fusanosuke Natsume) Special Talk: Tetsuya Chiba and Sho Hakuho Tetsuya Chiba and Monkey Punch TOMORROW'S JOE" as a basic education of Manga 〜Why are there so many parodies of "Tomorrow's Joe"? 〜Sho 2 Tetsuya Chiba and Monkey Punch Tetsuya Chiba's 40 major works, 1956-2008 Tetsuya Chiba: A List of All Works

Hisashi Eguchi makes fun of a whole bunch of dead people in this parody of Tokiwa-sou Seishun. Tokiwa-sou was a legendary 2-story apartment building that housed several noteworthy Manga-ka in the 1950s, most notably Osamu Tezuka and the duo behind the Fujiko Fujio pen name. Stories of Tokiwa-sou have been chronicled in manga such as Tokiwa-sou Monogatari, in which each occupant contributed a short story about their time in the building, as well as Manga Michi, an essay manga by Fujiko Fujio (A).

Collection of best works choosen by the author himself.

Follow the lives of a family whose town is cast under a spell of growing younger instead of growing older.

Inu no Nikki (犬の日記) Denny's Comic BAHO HAPPENINGS Manatsu no Yoru no Yume (真夏の夜の夢) Oyamada-kei (小山田系) Kusai Hanashi (くさいはなし) Minou (民翁) Zesshoku (絶食, Fasting) Sexy Kunoichi (セクシーくの一) Sign wa Y (サインはY) Hi no Tama Boy to Washi (火の玉ボーイとワシ)

This is the author's third collection of short stories. A masterpiece that Eguchi himself worked on from the binding to the composition and the layout of the characters. It was featured in the weekly photo magazine "Hisashi Eguchi Revival" and introduced as a friendship story between Eguchi and the owner of a coffee shop. Various short stories from 1985 to 1988 are recorded in this work, centering on the title work "Hisashi Eguchi no NANTOKA NARUDESHO!", serialized in "Monthly ASUKA". In addition to Eguchi's work, the works of doujinka Anju & Shion are also included.

A detective comedy set in a detective agency owned by Kogoro Shirachi, a third-rate detective, and Mitsukuni Toda, an assistant, which is hijacked by the Suzuki family centered on Suzuki Sushi Maru, who is an elementary school student returning from Musho, and becomes a strange family comedy.

On her death bed, Kousaku Sakamoto's mother tells him that after she dies, he should go to Tokyo where he'll be taken care of by her friend Ibari Oozora and his family. Since his father died three years before and with no where else to go, Kousaku decides to go along with his mother's last request. However, he soon discovers that Ibari is the boss of the Oozora Group mob ring. Uneasy about his predicament, he considers leaving, but he has second thoughts when he meets Ibari's four daughters–Tsugumi, Tsubame, Suzume and Hibari–only to find out that Hibari is actually Ibari's only son. Now Kousaku must not only cope with living among mobsters but also with refusing Hibari's advances toward him.

A gag manga about a very... odd school baseball team. Eguchi's hit before Stop!! Hibari-kun. Eguchi's parody of Star of the Giants.

How much can you endure? How much can you resist?